The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-30
ERAL NEWS.
RIVER still falling.
CLEAR aud pleasant.
BUSINESS very quiet.


THhKx boats leaving today.
THR f.rtybos's p. ". Kelly aud Al
lee continue to make regular tiiPs.
The plank walks on Monroe and
jefferson streets have not been repaired.
The Paris G. B'owp, whistle aud all,
should pass here today on her way 10 Gin
oinnati,
The City OF New Orleans 10 an
nounoed To leave here at noon tomorrow for
New orleans.
The Rob Rov carried lsrge num-
Der of people to Island Grove Park yester-
day afternoon and night
THE Alberta No. should arrive TO
day, and she is tho regular packet leaving
Wednesday evening TO- White river.
The John Gilmore, towing six barVes
loaded with grain and package, freight,
pas ed to Now Orleans at 2 o'clock yestor-
DAY morning,
TIKI lighthouse tender, Joseph
Henry, Capt W. =. Flowers, leaves hero
this morni z on q tour of inspection. She
will go as far as Cairo.
THR Will. \ Hays, from ~. Louis,
passed to New Orleans at daylight yester.
day morning with q good trip. She did
nothing Of interest hero.
THR tug N. NJ, Jones, with Capt
John b. NcCune at the wheel, left carly yea
terday morning for Helena, with three
barGes Of coal for that market.
guR pilots OF the Will s HAYS re-.
port feet inches with the stick at DEVILS
Island, feet with the lead at G3o'o Island
and 3 teot and inches at Twin Hollows.
THR Anchor line packets leaving to-
morrow are the Belle Of Memphis, for Vicks.
haaW NJ Ial ~ m Al
VickSbutg, for st. Louis, at 9 o'clock pm.
The Buckeye State. Capt. II. J.
Vinton, will arrive today from the Ohio
river. and she Is the packet leavi' tomor-
row evening for Cincinnati and intermediate
points.
THE Rene Macresdy, Opt. o. X.
Joplin, u the packet leaving tomorrow even
ing for Mariana and All WY landings on
the st. Francis river. Mossrs. Leo and Gus
Cummings are her clerks.
THE James Lee. Ospt. Clsggett, mr..
rived on tine from Friar's Point and brought
bale cotton, 16l sacks cotton seed and I
for Helena, Ftiar's Point and all bond land
ings Messrs. VIM. Ashford, viii Darragh
and John Rhodes arc her clerks.
THE City Of Cairo arrived yesterday
evening from 81. Louis, and dhchargod at
tho Elevator 1870 paokages Of freight, In
Guiding AIS barrels of hOur and meal, ITO
sacks bran, and IS sacks cotton reed. She
ADDED about 30 tons Of mis- sellaneous freight,
and left at midnight fer Vicksburg with
hno trip.
The Ooahoms, from Ojt cola, brought
3 bales cotton aud 5i2 sacks cotton seed.
She Ia the Ice line packet, leaving at
O'Clock this evening for Gold Dust, Oscoola
and all way point, on the upper coast, Cant.
Henry Cooper commands. with Messrs. VIM,
Smithor, Ch.Iles Leftwioh and John Chill
dress in the Once.
THR Kata Adam, Capt. Mark Cheek,
arrived yesterday morning from Arkansas
City, with bales cotton, bags seed cotton.
1880 sacks cotton see d and "A packages sun
dries. She leaves again this evening for
Helena, Terreno, Conoordia, AIkan,as City,
an all way landing. Capt. VIM. u anker
Is chief clerk and no Is assisted by Mctsrs,
Lew. Price and Harry Best.
THE big towboat Joseph b Will
liams arrived at dark from Now Orleans
with tow OF en- pties. She landed just above
tho mouth of Wolf river, and after clearing
out boi ers she will proceed on her voyage to
the Ohio river. Tho Williams has in tow tho
small sternwheol steamer L., ii. Sargent,
and will drop her at Louisville. The Sar-
gent has a twisted shat, and alter Y is re-
paired rho will go TO Wheeling, W. Va,
" here she will probably remain.